GameSetAndMath said:herios said:Couple of historical stats, which just underlines how much this event was dominated by the Big 4:
They won the last 9 Canada Rogers Cups: Djokovic 3 of them (2007, 2011, 2012), The other 3 2 each, Murray in 2009 and 2010, Rafa in 2005 and 2008 and Roger in 2004 and 2006.
You have to go back to 2003 to find a different winner Roddick.
Based on this, almost everything points to a final between the top 2 seeds, who shared the last 4 titles.
The obvious question is who would be if any of the 3 former winners competing unable to make it into the SF would be a big surprise and if the first time 3rd seed Ferrer makes this first SF in Canada living up to his ranking and reiterating his best year on tour once again?
I see only one historical stat; where is the second one?
Answers to your obvious questions, as I have a functioning
crystal ball.
1. Murray will lose to Del Potro (if not to Baby Fed).
Special note to Iona and co: Not because,
he is a bad player, but because he will be day dreaming and
might even see Fred in those dreams.
2. Ferrer will make it to SF, but will lose to Del Potro.
Potty just won the Citi Open (congrats) but how much gas has gone out of his tank,better have another look in that Crystal Ball